Changelog
Follow up on the latest improvements and updates.
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New customizations are now available due to popular demand!
Users can now edit a chart's grid border, grid lines and axis styles. This is located on the left sidebar under Size and Options. Scroll down until you see the new panels Grid Styling, X-Axis Styling and Y-Axis Styling.
Users can now add (multiple) trend lines to their charts. Access the Trend Lines settings via the Annotate panel on the left toolbar.
A chart can now have the following trend lines:
- Custom Value : use this to highlight a specific value on the Y-Axis
- Average: the average of the Y values
- Median: the median Y value
- Linear Regression: plot a best fit straight line through numerical datapoints on the X and Y-Axis
- Loess Regression: plot a best fit curve through numerical datapoints on the X and Y-Axis
A simple filters panel has been added under Limit Items on the left sidepanel. Users can now filter out blank values from appearing in each axis through a toggle. These 3 toggles can prevent null, 0 and other empty values from appearing in the chart.
The quick filter has also been added here - the quick filter searches across all columns in the dataset for the given search term. Users can now set a quick filter without having to navigate to the data tab.
A full set of complex filters is available on the Data tab, under each column's header menu.
Users can now set the minimum and maximum values to plot on each axis of numeric values. This gives users greater control of the data plotted and how numeric data is visualized. This can also be used to zoom in on areas of interest.
To set ranges for the chart, click Size & Options in the left sidepanel. Under "Numeric Axis Min and Max" users will be able to set a min and max value for each axis that displays numeric values.
improved
Chart autosize and label length
- Charts will now autosize by default on the x-axis when there are more than 20 items to draw. This will help users to instantly visualize datasets with a large number of nominal values.
- The limit on label lengths has been greatly increased; Item labels on the X and Y Axis can now be much longer than before.
- Various bug fixes.
improved
Performance Updates
Reduced time it takes to generate an image with a large dataset.
This performance update will help with upcoming API and chart generation feature requests.
improved
fixed
Performance Updates
Various performance updates in anticipation of api generation and integrations.
Also fixed date filters.
Users can now import their data from Google Sheets (and Google Drive).
Resync your data using the Sync Settings window, and set up a schedule for pulling updated data from your Google Sheet.
Check out our Import Google Sheets guide!
Users can now add data labels to their charts! Data label settings can be found on the left sidepanel, under Chart Text.
Currently, data labels are only available on
bar charts
and pie charts
.There are several ways to customize a chart's data labels:
- Show Labels- Turn data labels on and off
- Label Placement- Show labels outside of the bar, or inside of the bar in the top, center or bottom
- Label Removal %- Remove labels from chart pieces smaller than this percentage. Helps to remove overlapping text on smaller chart pieces.
- Background- Turn on a label background for increased readability of the label
- Background opacity- Set towards 0 to make the label background more see through, and towards 100 for a more opaque background.
- Text color: Set to light or dark (background color changes to contrast this setting)
improved
Improved Tool Panels
Tool panels in the left sidebar are now collapsible and save if they were left open or not. This makes room for more charting options!
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